Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-09-09
he G. A. r. man hits back heavy

Tine u. a. X. man nllS Ddck EctlVy.
Another rige in coffee has put up the
price Of ordinary pound packages 70 ~ cts.
Miss Lizzie Montgomery has been selected
by the Butler School Board 10 teach the Spring
dale school.
AT the NJ. p. Conference at Burnside.
Tuesday, Rev. w. Burrows was appointed
to the Bakerstown and Saxon charges.
Geo. Pillow, Eso., is building on part
Of his fathers old place in western part of
town.
All farmers should carefully read the act for
the encouragement or forest culture. and pro-
vid!ng penalties for the injury and destruction
Of forests.
IA The cepte, NAL celebration Of the adoption OF
t1e National Constitution TO be held ut Phlla-
delphia ol the 18th inst.
AT the banquet Of the llth Reserves there
rill DC twelve tables spread with seats at each
table for from 80 to 40 persons, and six ladies
and "nower girl" will wait upon each,
-While a PetroIia man was driving reck-
lessly through the streets of that town one
broke its leg. The same thing is liable TO
happen in Butler almost any day.
AT the meeting Of members Of Co.'s c and
ID Of the 1lth Reserves, in Butler, last Satur-
day, the companies agreed to furnish the but
ter aud chickens for the coming banquet,
and directed Comrade Rob't Krause to iurn.
ish them.
AT the trustees sale OF the Haley property
last Monday, Mr.. yno. f. Lowry bought the lot
at the corner OF N. Washington and W. Pearl
~ Or ha
Leake. NJ. Jas Tracy bid In the double house
on Washington street; for 1850; and A. NJ. Cor,
street forsia5. and sold 1t to Chas. N. Ramsey,
the printer
Our exchanges state that II white grub Is
burrowlng into the potatoes and destroying
them. Some OF the same kinp Of CRITTERS" we're
found In the LOT OF Mrs. Brown. on W. McKean
street, u few days ago. and Major Anderson Dot
tied a Few OF them add Drought them up town.
They were about one and a half inches long. OF
a light yellow color. with pinchers, legs and
small wings. and SO vicious looking that the
Major attached The name "lelsriWiLes' to the
bottle.
Our Town Council has passed an or
dnance requiring non resident owners OF
hacks and Carriages used for the transpor-
tation Of passengers inside the borough linn
its to take out license. The fee for
hacks to be S. 90 day and carriages $500
per day. This is probably looking 10 the
business during Fair week.
The mare stolen from the field OF Mr. James
Donaghy. near Sllpperyrock Park last Saturday
night came strOlling home last Tuesday even
Ing. with note IN ner mouth. stating that the
thief had ridden her 70 Bgtler cafap meeting;
been converted there, returned the mare, hoped
Jim would forgive him, etc. That IS one story
we heard; and the other Is that the mare was
not stolen ut all. but just climbed tree and hid
for q few days for Joke Either story Will do;
and as the mare Is very good animal, weighing
at least $3.50. we congratulate jim upon her
speedy recovery.
Pupils intending to go to Butler
Public SCHOOLS this winter are re-
quested to present themselves at the
Jefferson ST. School building, for ey-
animation end classification, primary
and advanced grades, tomorrow
Saturday, and intermediate on next
Monday.
Oil opened at this place on this,
Thursday, at 67a, and rose as high as
10 cents during the day.